Dan Michiu – DIY and Self-Learning in Experimental Music
A musician engaged with the experimental side of the sound.
Obsessed with new technology and a close manipulator of all sounds, Miron Ghiu lives in a continuous present. He enjoys bathing online and hanging out offline, surrounded by loads of buttons to press and speakers to echo in. An anarchist at heart, he would happily fill the streets with stickers and use only solar panels as energy source - if only his fellow countrymen allowed him to. As online storyteller, he specializes in electronic music and virtual reality; as fetishist, he turns to cables, black carrots, bipolar bears, zebras and foxes. He hates talking on the phone, watching TV, and running out of tobacco.
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A musician engaged with the experimental side of the sound.
Inspired by the Makunouchi Bento, the traditional Japanese lunch box, Felix Petrescu and Valentin Toma founded this cinematographic/experimental/electroacustic project in the late 2000s.
An interview with experimental musician and sound artist Cătălin Crețu
In-depth discussion on hyper-spectralism and experimental approaches to classical forms of music with Diana Miron.
Interview with Berlin based Romanian sound artist Ioana Vreme-Moser.
Interviu with sound artist Simina Oprescu
Can sound be saved from the dictatorship of music?
A coverage about the extreme areas in which technology can crossover, especially when interacting with art.
"Bucureşti Sud" questions this particular area of the capital from the perspective of the industrial and post-industrial spaces that can be reconverted into artistic spaces or spots for hosting events
This text discusses the Romanian music scene, focusing on its extreme manifestations within the experimental trend, be it acoustic, electroacoustic or purely electronica.